The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
THE SEVENTH LEAVES CAMP.
II HTLUTES THE IN-MARCuIN0 18TH
AND COMES HONE


AND COMES HONE
H. Has Dens Good, Seidior-liho Work and
IL Proud orIt-Tho Sail ofthe Twelfth Up
the IIudson-Twe Separate Companies.
II 10 all over. tho pomp, the glory, the fun,
and tho lnbor OF tho Seventh in the state camp.
Tho narrow cot, the soulless rake, and the un-
sentimental hoe hnvo been rolegatcd, along
with . o'clock reveillo and midnight sentry
duty. to othcr hands, and to-day tho gallant
Seventh rolls In tho lap OF Incidence and pours
the talos OF the wock's pains and pleasures into
soft and sympathetic ears.
I'VE oan drill when We wnnt to-" said one Of
tho boys yesterday on being complimented on
the perfection OF the dress parade the night
before, "Oivo us some reason for It. and we
cnn beat anything that holds musket."
This illustrates the spirit that pervades the
regiment, While irreproaohable work was
done throughout the week, 1t needed the slim
nlus Impaired By the presence OF fair friends
and veteran critics during tho last two days TO
produce the best results. results little short OF
perfection, Tho battalion drill yesterday
morning was marvel. Tho marching brought
forth the most favorable criticisms from Wis.,
itna army men. The yolloy firing sounded
)like one report
Friday night was red. After tho special train
lot loose oil their pent-up spirits, and the
officers were with them TO the extent Of post
poning taps . half hour beyond the usual time.
The menaaeFie was brought out In all It's force
and dressed In costumes original and varied,
put, above all. martial and patriotic. The
boys bedeoked themselves with oil sorts
of odds and ends. such as brooms and
Ted hlankets, and for a time one could not
nsas hhm I'm think rhsn TIE 9S Sss were
siass sos and something's didns. and fnsSris-
Was they were s GAZING Upon T and answering thS
Questioh themselves by the vociferous chorus:
60 G In Wat nrs' in peace nr'' In tho hearts Of his
y WIS great night. and It did not close by
aay msana with the taps which a u,Sneh , the
ssSls . nssth IT, 0 bssrfssss TO- ssashsd tSs
nSmmoth arsorackers.
sssassSs ss' cS ns sPss Sls
seets, mlske.s. pans, cendlestioks. bottles. ar
Bs. sort Srdor was not long n
evolving from chaos. and BY o,clook
yss sansSiouotsIy asssn ant 9 tRs Streets We're
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bad no interest ct stake save the dignity and
ssSutstIon q their regiment: Numbe5s Of men
irspsetor ' puts II T. admit grow shsre ' '
unn ~ The Wv Tse,h Res%snt msrshed into
camp. and 40 the last filo was lost to sight be-;
s XS h Ss sss sRs
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ssSSs S4 ~ - sHsa rnrHs11ra. June 49,
nse wsn hss s Ct ne Mes
mo5y at Ninth avenue and sixty-second street
y New York thts morning 70 mpstsr for r, The he
~ heavy marohing order OF 9k. but long before
that hour nearly every man was there packing
trip. Col, J1mos II, Jones' and stan were re-;
sendsnt WIZ Sola, Ths regiment a @SssTs ID
tho tsamS Of fSe res%sat n IS It s1srted on It's
e h boat" Tbas Sa
saeoI, but taey had in no sooner arrived than
sir:at and sT Tisy q ahe IHcs% %s%n
5ps; Fl: iosnf tiem thers, and sent ! word 70
haa turned down Fifty seventh street and got
6alied, and the wandering ~ mnstreis
we're broIGht r 5aek; The windows " ne tall
IN Eh sSst wsEe Allied Mth
Te s S1 tsp VIZ the sys I GSm
s on the saa train AMI after matshng across
ss9 rhoya mq s2 a unds s. s
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az liz. tSseuss u: Ses~qep;s M. M
order and arrived ON tho dock minus mis- ha,
TWO bop. f ashSd ,oaes the rice s
$sf ss las - rs! Hh an z; StS ss
oass SnasE wv ~ 7" dH|sssIlpliss was relaxed.
Gt one days ratiun Ions mt nado raj" ON caterer
Teraunos lunch stand. lhowler had tho cali
but e tie Lemon RE Which
Terame ss s 20 hs
new hat. The stylish white tile which, he,woro
GRATED on that OCCASION to do service on dress
parade. The oiiicers' mess was on the
LosSr Of Sc das s s' wa sr yste d"a eh s
Ess CANT and k RE his sna hq Ps SD RS;
Capt Poll ate 70 assnugo his grief at leaving his
home. Adjt sehermerliorn Of the soheemerhorn
family was Obliged to lay IN n large supply of
gold lace and Surgeon Nelson II. Henry was
frying to mako his boots 1T him. Nobody
overheard, nor what beeHino Of a huvorsack.
4, Asthe boats passed. Hurry Appleton,'s place
eyes Of ali to huge orsl II on tks slipping
lawn. Young end vigorous Company D
DROWNED the cheers OF their comrades with
Ona-two-- thrSo-C-O-D, Rah! hahl Rail-
Boom--Ah! TiGer!". They have eighty-slx
ard everybody Is glad OFF Company X Is the
oldest and smallest company, Capt. John
EaylRn OF X would not swap their record for